Sell your Foot Locker gift card for naira
Choose Foot Locker and your card type in the KWIQ app, enter the amount, add the card and get paid in naira to your bank. Today on KWIQ, a $100 Foot Locker card is worth about ₦96,100 at the “FOOTLOCKER Gift card (100 above)” rate.
Country, physical card or e-code, and amount range.
FOOTLOCKER Gift card (100 above)
You get about
₦96,100
$100 Foot Locker · ₦961.00 per $1
Indicative rate. Only sell cards you obtained legitimately, and never share a card’s code with anyone outside the app.
How to sell a Foot Locker gift card on KWIQ
- Step 1
Get KWIQ
Download the app or create a free account on the web.
- Step 2
Choose Foot Locker
Choose to sell a gift card, then pick Foot Locker and your card’s type: its country, and physical card or e-code.
- Step 3
Enter the amount
Enter the card’s value. The app shows the rate and the naira amount before you trade.
- Step 4
Add your card
Upload a photo of the card or enter its code, as the app asks, and submit.
- Step 5
Get paid
You’re paid in naira once the card is checked. Withdraw to any Nigerian bank account.
Today’s Foot Locker rates
Indicative rates per card type. Rates move during the day; the app shows the exact amount before you trade.
| Card type | Rate | Example |
|---|---|---|
| FOOTLOCKER Gift card (100 above) | ₦961.00 per $1 | $100 = ₦96,100 |
| FOOTLOCKER Gift card (50 - 99) | ₦714.00 per $1 | $99 = ₦70,686 |
| FOOTLOCKER ECODE ( 100 ABOVE ) | ₦183.00 per $1 | $100 = ₦18,300 |
| USA FootLocker Gift Card ECODE (50-99) | ₦183.00 per $1 | $99 = ₦18,117 |
About the Foot Locker gift card
Foot Locker gift cards are spent on trainers and sportswear at Foot Locker stores and online.
What affects your Foot Locker rate
- Country of issue: a USA card and a UK card of the same brand are rated differently.
- Physical card or e-code: physical cards and digital codes usually have different rates.
- Card value: many cards are rated in bands, for example $100–$500, so the amount matters.
- Receipt: for physical cards, having the purchase receipt can matter.
- Demand: rates follow how easily each card can be resold, and move with the naira exchange rate.
Before you sell
- Check the card hasn’t been partly used: only the remaining balance can be sold.
- Only sell cards you obtained legitimately. Cards bought with stolen payment details get blocked.
- Don’t redeem the card or add it to an account before you sell: a redeemed card has no value left to sell.
- Check the balance only on the brand’s own website or app, never on a “balance checker” link someone sends you.
- Share the card’s code only inside the KWIQ app. KWIQ will never ask for a code, password, PIN or one-time code by DM, email or social media.
Why sell on KWIQ
- Trusted since 2017: 100,000+ users sell on KWIQ.
- See the rate first: the app shows the rate for your card and type before you trade.
- Paid in naira: withdraw to any Nigerian bank account, including OPay, PalmPay, Kuda and every commercial bank.
- App or web: use the app, or sell from your browser at mobile.kwiq.app.
- More than gift cards: sell crypto for naira (zero fees when you swap crypto to naira), and buy airtime, data and pay bills.
